Digital Content to Inform and Inspire
Ashley Archer Tindall is a Los Angeles-based documentary director/producer. She is also a story producer, archival producer and field producer for HBO, National Geographic, PBS and independent filmmakers. She is currently in development on "Cue Queens", a docuseries about the women of international billiards. She directed and produced "27 Months:…
Film Archer specializes in producing documentary and digital content for universities and non-profits.
A profile of a Seattle-area affordable housing fund and one of the episodes from Filene Research Insitute’s Impact Stories series highlighting the innovative work of credit unions.
A live multi-media collaboration between University of North Carolina students and St. Louis-area artists and activists exploring housing policy and racial segregation from the 1896 Plessy v Ferguson decision to the 2014 police killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.
This eight-part short docu series celebrates the legacy of the late Senator Terry Sanford. Commissioned by Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy.
Trailer for “27 Months”: a feature-length documentary following the journeys of three Peace Corps volunteers in Azerbaijan, Liberia and the Philippines. Serialized on YouTube.
A sample from One Love’s social media campaign featuring students teaching the foundation’s curriculum on building healthy relationships. This campaign helped the foundation raised over $250,000.
Dr. Matthew Desmond describes the role of eviction in propagating structural inequality. A sample from the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality series featuring the nation’s experts on income and educational inequality.
Fred Kofman takes the fear out of the most difficult conversations. From our educational curriculum produced for Sheryl Sandberg’s LeanIn organization. Featuring management scholars and tech executives and philanthropists.
Produced for the Redford Center, this fundraising piece features then-Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom launching the UC-San Francisco Dyslexia Center.